I just hope it comes out for computers, but the game being released at all will be a miracle – one I’m looking forward to.

The trailer, btw, still looks really good after 3 or so years.

Well i think the new art direction and parkour movements fits well with the urban settings like india with some of the original gameplay from stealth, investigations it will be the perfect mix, and that leaked video is outstanding, thanks

I’m honestly not a real parkour fan, but then again that’s mainly because I do not like to play the kinds of games that generally feature it.  Even so, BG&E (original) wasn’t the kind of game I typically play to begin with, but I still ended up really enjoying it.  I will say that I really enjoyed the combat in the first BG@E though.  It was simple, straightforward, and really fit the overall tone of the game.  Anything more complex would have felt out of place.  I think that as long as the parkour does not overtake the game, and as long as it is done well, then I would be okay with it.  BG&E is a unique game, and deserves to be considered as such. 

Very true. I think for now if you want some Michel Ancel goodness, Rayman Origins is where it’s at (if you’re into platformers and gorgeous artwork, that is).

Hmm..